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Artwork

Images and short prose, made alongside the theory rather than in service of it.

A small, growing gallery. Some pieces are original from the first mark; others are assembled and shaped by hand, then carried through many passes of refinement until the image arrives.

A symbolic composition of religion and science meeting at a luminous geometric center.
Original · April 2026 Mirror An original piece on the internal struggle of duality. The framework and idea were assembled in Photoshop, then carried through many pages of prompts, parameters, and corrections until the work was finished.
Jamison Todd Johnson · April 2026
A sepia-toned altered drawing of a single human eye, with a faint figure reflected within.
Mixed media · scan & sketch Infinity A digitally altered scan of a pencil sketch — drawn from a photograph of my own eye, taken on my phone. Look closely and the phone returns inside the reflection, and my face with it: the image looking back at the one who made it, on and on. That recursion gives the piece its name.
Jamison Todd Johnson
A cat on a game show titled Quantum Uncertainty, a paw on each of two buttons marked alive and dead.
Assembled · AI-refined Quantum Uncertainty Game Show The framework and idea were assembled in Photoshop, then modified through several pages of AI corrections before arriving at the final piece. It marks the moment Schrödinger's cat did, or did not, exist — and all the arguments that spawned after — while holding to the one fact that matters least to the cat itself: that it is stuck between life and death.
Jamison Todd Johnson

More art is queued for upload — this page is built to grow.

Writing7 pieces

Conscious Cat2026-08-12A poem, and a deliberate break in the weather Marking the Seam2026-07-28What a Sentence Is Doing Comparisons2026-07-22An Individual Perspective on Objectivity, Subjectivity, and Relativity Directions2026-07-14All the Infinite Places A Mind Can Travel Home2026-06-11Growing and Shrinking the Circle The Buck Stops Here2026-06-09 Excuse me, Carl.2026-06-10
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